TO WHETHER.
THEY ARE VERY HELPFUL.
THE WEATHER APP IS FREE.
WE CAN ALERT YOU WHEN IT GETS
TO SEVERE WEATHER SYSTEM IF
THERE IS A STORM IN YOUR AREA.
THERE IS NO SUCH THING AS
WCCO ADDICTION EITHER.
THERE IS NEVER ENOUGH WCCO ,
RIGHT?
OF COURSE NOT, WE FEEL THE SAME
ABOUT THE WEATHER WATCHERS.
NEVER TOO MANY WEATHER REPORTS
TO SHARE.
WE APPRECIATE THE HELP, AND WE
WILL SHOW YOU WHAT THE WEATHER
WATCHERS ARE SHARING WITH US
TODAY, AND THEY ARE SHARING A
FAIRLY MILD TODAY.
WE GOT A COUPLE EVEN WARMER
POCKETS THAN TYPICAL THIS TIME
OF YEAR.
PARK RAPIDS 36 DEGREES. ONLY
WISH THE SUN MIGHT POP OUT.
MIKE, YOU MIGHT HAVE A LITTLE
BIT OF LUCK IN THE SUN
DEPARTMENT AS WE GO THROUGH
TOMORROW AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
AND IT IS A SIMILAR STORY HERE
IN WEST CENTRAL MINNESOTA.
CLOUDY AND WARM WITH JUST A
LITTLE BREEZE.
HE SAYS IT'S ANOTHER NICE
JANUARY DAY.
YOU TOO COULD SEE A LITTLE BIT
OF SUN BEFORE THE WEEKEND IS
OUT.
IN THE METRO AREA, IT'S
ACTUALLY BEEN A FEW DEGREES
COOLER BECAUSE THE CLOUDS ARE A
LITTLE BIT LOWER AND A LITTLE
BIT THICKER.
GREG IN CHASKA SAYS 28, SLOPPY,
SLIPPERY, BUT NICE.
WE WILL MELT A LITTLE MORE SNOW
DOWN TO THE DAY TODAY, AS IT
WILL BUT SLOPPIER BEFORE IT
TURNS A LITTLE BIT MORE ISAAC.
COMING UP OVERNIGHT TONIGHT AS
ALL THAT REFREEZE IS, THERE
REALLY IS NO COLD AIR ACROSS
THE U.S., AND THAT IS BECAUSE
IT'S ALL LOCKED UP IN CANADA.
THE JETSTREAM IS WAY NORTH, AND
THAT MEANING ALL THE COLD AIR
IS FOR CENTRAL AND NORTHERN
CANADA, AND ON THE OTHER SIDE
OF THE HEMISPHERE ACROSS ASIA.
THE COLD AIR HAD EVEN LEFT
FLORIDA.
LUCKY THEM.
NO MORE FALLING IGUANAS.
74 ARENA IN ORLANDO, 76 IN FORT
MYERS AS WE GET READY FOR
TWINSFEST THIS WEEKEND.
EVERYBODY IS THINKING ABOUT THE
TWINS SPORTS AND WE ARE NOT TOO
FAR AWAY FROM THE MINNESOTA
UNITED START TO THEIR PRACTICE
SEASON, AND PRESEASON.
IT IS FAIRLY RAINY AND CLOUDY
THOUGH IN FLORIDA, AND IRAN
EXTENDS UP ALL THE WAY INTO THE
GREAT LAKES.
WARM ENOUGH FOR RAIN IN
CHICAGO, TODAY IN CLEVELAND,
AND TO THE DETROIT AREA.
WE ARE SORT OF ON THE
NORTHWESTERN FRINGE OF THE
STORM WHICH HAS BEEN
SEMIPERMANENT ACROSS THE MID
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
SNOW SHOWERS AND SNOW FLURRIES
AT TIMES COMING IN IN WAVES
THERE WAS CONSTANT, NORTHERN
MINNESOTA, EASTERN MINNESOTA,
AND I THINKTHAT WILL CONTINUE
FOR THE NEXT 24 HOURS OR SO,
BUT THERE WILL BE KIND OF A
FAIRLY NOTICEABLE DRYING TREND
THIS WEEK AS WE HEAD TO THE
WEEKEND BECAUSE THE SNOW IS NOT
AS WIDESPREAD AS IT IS, BUT
THERE IS LIGHT SNOW FALLING IN
PARTS OF COOK COUNTY, SEWARD
COUNTY, GRANDMA RAY GETTING A
FEW FLURRIES AND SNOW SHOWERS.
THEY'VE BEEN OFF AND ON ACROSS
WISCONSIN, THE IT'S FALLING
TODAY AND IT'S FAIRLY LIGHT IN
MOST PARTS.
THERE'S A LITTLE ENHANCED
THEORY OF SNOWFALL POTENTIALLY
MAKING FOR A FEW SLICK SPOTS
SOUTH OF OWATONNA, DOWN TO WHAT
ALBERT LEE ON I-35 AND I-90
JUST TO THE WEST OF AUSTIN.
ALSO LIGHT SNOW HERE FALLING
AROUND SPRING VALLEY.
I THINK WE'LL SEE A CHANCE
COMING OVER THE NEXT COUPLE
HOURS FOR A LITTLE BIT OF LIGHT
SNOW HERE, BUT AS IT COMES IN,
OUR TEMPERATURES WILL BE
PEAKING FOR THE DAY, AND THAT
MEANS IT WILL BE SNOWING WITH
TEMPERATURES ABOVE FREEZING,
AND THAT'S WHY I THINK THE MAIN
ROADS WILL PROBABLY BE JUST
FINE.
IT IS THE SECONDARY ROADS AND
PARKING LOTS, RAMS, AND BRIDGES
THAT COULD BE SLIPPERY, AND
WHERE IT WILL BE COOLER TODAY,
IT'S NOT GOING TO BE SNOWING.
OVERALL, PRETTY GOOD TRAVEL
SCENARIO TODAY.
HERE'S A LOOK AT THAT NO
BUILDING IN FROM THE EAST AS WE
HEAD TO THE EARLY TO MID
AFTERNOON, AND POSSIBLY
LINGERING INTO SPOTS, AND THE
EVENING COMMUTE, NOTHING
SIGNIFICANT.
THERE COULD BE SOME SMASHING
SNOW SHOWERS, BUT THEY WILL BE
MAINLY ACROSS WISCONSIN,
SOUTHEASTERN MINNESOTA, AND
NORTHEASTERN MINNESOTA.
PROBABLY NOT QUITE REACHING IS
HERE IN THE TWINS CITIES.
WHAT ABOUT SNOW ACCUMULATIONS?
PRETTY MINUSCULE.
WE'RE TALKING A FEW TENTHS OF
AN INCH IN MOST PARTS, ALTHOUGH
UP THERE COULD BE A LITTLE BIT
MORE.
OVERALL THOUGH, PRETTY MUCH
UNDER AN INCH IN THE SNOW UP
CHELATION DEPARTMENT.
CLOSE WILL FALL BACK BELOW
FREEZING EVERYWHERE, BUT THE
COLDEST WEATHER WILL BE TO THE
WEST, SO DO KEEP IN MIND
ANYTHING WE KNOW TODAY WILL
TURN INTO ICE BY TOMORROW
MORNING.
TOMORROW THROUGH THE DAY, STILL
MORE SNOW SHOWERS FALLING TO
OUR EAST.
IT WILL PROBABLY DRY HERE IN
THE METRO AREA.
DEFINITELY DRIVE TO THE WEST AT
LEAST DURING THE DAY WHERE
THERE COULD BE BREAKS IN THE
CLOUDS FOR SOME SUNSHINE.
LOOK AT THIS WEAK SYSTEM COMING
IN LATE SUMMER NIGHT LIKELY
INTO MIDNIGHT INTO EARLY SUNDAY
MORNING, AND THAT COULD SPREAD
A LITTLE BIT APACHE, FREEZING
DRIZZLE OUR LITTLE BIT OF LIGHT
SNOW INTO THE REGION, AND THERE
MAY BE SOME THIN SPOTS IN THE
WAKE OF THAT STORM AND CLOUDS
COMING UP BY SUNDAY AFTERNOON,
SO IT'S POSSIBLE WE'LL SEE SOME
BREAKS OF SUN, BUT I THINK MOST
OF THIS WEEKEND WILL BE CLOUDY
WITH THE EXCEPTION AGAIN OF
WESTERN AND SOUTHWESTERN
MINNESOTA.
WHAT IT TOOK HIGH TEMPERATURE
SUNDAY?
THEY WILL BE A LITTLE COOLER
THAN TOMORROW BY A FEW DEGREES,
THOUGH NOT A BIG COOL DOWN.
NO COOL DOWN IN THIS FORECAST
OVER THE NEXT WEEK, PLUS MORE